My back molar had been sensitive to cold for months, but I kept using sensitive toothpaste and avoiding cold drinks. When the cold sensitivity became sharp, ice-pick-like pain, I realized I needed professional help. Dr Jason’s examination showed that a cavity had progressed to the nerve, causing inflammation and severe cold sensitivity. He recommended a root canal to remove the inflamed nerve and eliminate the sensitivity. Monica explained how cold sensitivity progression indicates nerve involvement and why toothpaste treatments weren’t addressing the root cause. The root canal procedure took about 75 minutes. Dr Jason was very patient and thorough, ensuring complete removal of the inflamed tissue. The numbing was effective and I felt no pain during the treatment. The temporary crown felt comfortable and the sharp cold sensitivity was immediately gone. I had very little discomfort afterward. Tori made sure my bite was correct before I left. The permanent crown was placed two weeks later and it’s excellent. No more ice-pick-like pain with cold – I can drink cold beverages and eat ice cream again without any discomfort!

Mashallah, what incredible results! I needed my smile fixed before my son’s graduation ceremony. Had some old crowns that looked terrible and some staining. Dr Jason replaced everything with beautiful new work that looks so natural. Monica was very patient explaining the process. Tori made sure I was comfortable during the appointments. The color matches perfectly and they feel great. Gladys coordinated everything around the graduation timeline. Everyone at the ceremony commented on how great I looked. Alhamdulillah for finding such skilled people!

The implant maintenance appointment was very thorough. Dr. Jason checked the implant stability and cleaned around it carefully. The crown was polished and looks like new. Monica ordered special brushes for home care. Good ongoing support for long-term implant health.

My root canal experience was generally positive, though it took longer than initially expected. Dr Jason had estimated 90 minutes, but the procedure ended up taking nearly 2.5 hours because the canals were more complex than anticipated. Monica was understanding about the extended time and kept me comfortable. The numbing was effective throughout the longer procedure. Dr Jason was thorough and explained why it was taking longer – the infection was more extensive than the X-rays had shown. The temporary crown felt fine and I had minimal discomfort afterward. Tori rescheduled my other appointments to accommodate the longer treatment time. The permanent crown fits well and the infection is gone. Just wish I had been better prepared for the extended appointment time.

Gum disease was so advanced I thought I’d lose my teeth. Dr. Jason said we could save them with aggressive scaling and root planing followed by strict maintenance. The treatment stabilized my condition and my teeth are still firmly in place years later. Tori taught me advanced home care techniques.